Magento 2 – Command Line Install (Too Many Arguments)

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so I am trying to make a bash script in Magento, and I am learning from the bottom up.
So I have the basic arguments ready to be used in the script I am making, but when I execute

sudo php magento setup:install --admin-user="user"

or a variation with [--admin-user="user"]

I get

[RuntimeException] Too many arguments.

What am I doing wrong? I would like to put that line in my script, so I can install Magento with user defined variables

I am using Magento 2.0.2 with Sample Data on Ubuntu 15.02

Best Answer

I think you have forgot about the -- in front of the command. (So it seems in your screenshot).

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Add -- before admin-firstname to resolve the issue.

php magento setup:install --base-url="http://localhost/magento2" 
--db-host="localhost" --db-name="magento2_db" --db-user="magento2_user" 
--db-password="*password" --admin-user="admin" 
--admin-password="*password" --admin-firstname="admin" 
--admin-lastname="user" --use-sample-data --cleanup-database

Magento – magento install “Too many arguments, expected arguments”

The back slash \ is there to hash out the hidden line return. However if you have typed in the command from the official documentation into your linux command line without the hidden linefeeds this error will appear.

Simply remove the back slashes.

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